This three-story Victorian home, is located in Quogue Proper, south of Montauk Highway and south of Quogue Street. "Slumberside" as it has come to be known, was built in 1894, for Admiral Alfred Thayer Mahan, said to be the most influential and historically significant figure to have ever resided in Quogue. The first level of this five thousand square foot home features a front parlor, double living room, formal dining room, updated eat-in-kitchen, butler's pantry, laundry room, and powder room. As you make your way to the second story, the home features master suite with his and her bathrooms, six additional bedrooms, and two full baths. The third story boasts two bedrooms, one bath, an unfinished, stand-up attic, and a lovely outdoor, screened in sleeping porch, overlooking Quaquanantuck Lane. Fourteen columns adorn the wraparound front porch with privacy wall and the Admiral's hammock hooks, hence, "Slumberside". This sprawling home is located on one acre with an inground, heated, gunite pool, detached two car garage with legal three room apartment above, and legal over sized shed. The home's cesspool, oil burner, water heater, roof, plumbing, and heating system were all replaced throughout 2004 and 2005. Admiral Mahan wrote "Slumberside would become the place I have long wished, not too far from New York, and to which we could go every summer. The surroundings seem to be what I have so much wished, pleasant friends, living simply, and enjoying simply."